Apparently nothing is sacred when it comes to Furry culture, because now they've set their sights on Star Wars with this creepy Tauntaun costume.
In other circumstances, this would be a cute mascot costume, but the thought of Furrys getting busy in this bad boy makes me want to ditch my lightsaber for good!
Link --via BuzzFeed
[in this case starfest 2009]
It was made for the sci-fi costume contest there that year.
And not a furry convention or for sexual reasons as you seem to think.
I decided to check out the creators DA home page she dosent really seem to be a furry more of a taxidermist with a few sci-fi fandoms so i think you are safe in not having to imagine some strange sexual actions being pro-formed in this.
@theyoshi>> Grow up. Seriously. If you don't like it you don't need to make rude comments. This is not 4chan or SA. Thanks. Also please note the below.
@OP>> This isn't furry. That is a tauntaun, definitely, but it's not anthropomorphic in any way shape or form so it's more the mascot costume you said it'd be cool as.
Also yah, would you have sex in and potentially ruin a suit that starts at about 1 thousand bucks to make?
That said, on the furry thing, I would say that 90% of furries are people who just identify more with the cartoon subculture of it than are sexual deviants (and some do feel a spiritual connection to an animal, think Native American). They enjoy the act of dressing up and having a different persona to play out (you know, just like cosplay). These suits they make take a lot of manpower, time, and money. Cleaning and maintenance can be difficult and who wants to ruin their suits with acts that you think they're doing. They definitely don't.
Back to the costume... That is really well done and that person is obviously quite talented. :)
A very, VERY tiny minority of suiters would even consider "getting busy" in their suits, which not only cost thousands of dollars to custom order (since you can't just walk into a store and buy a fur suit like you can with pre-existing pop culture costumes), but they're hot and uncomfortable and difficult to clean. And almost every single fur suit maker voids their warrantees and refuses to do repairs or touch-ups on suits that have been "modified".
I know it's funny to make "furries are perverts" jokes, but come on.... Can we just appreciate that this is a sweet costume without the need to throw 2nd grade level insults at a random geeky fandom, PLEASE?
Flip a coin for "more gross"...